The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-02
VOL. BONO 81.

himself condemned to powerlessness
because the Extremists refused to CO.
operate with him. He would lay down
the reins of the Government if he fall
ed to obtain the assistance of the Re
publican majority, applause by the
centre. Millerand moved a resolution
of want of confidence in the Govern
ment. Rejected, 2S5 to 139 RouVier
demanded the order of the day. Car
ried, SS4 to 1856, amid enthusiastic
cheers by the centre.
CERTAIN TO FALL.
PARIS, May S1.-The refusal of Ad-
miral Jaures to accept the office of
Minister of Marine is attributed to a
conversation he had with NJ. DeFrey-
cent, who told him that the Cabinet
head, NJ. Rouvier, must soon fall and
that when it did he (DeFreycent) would
form ministry himself which should
include Admiral Jaures. NJ Barber,
the new Minister of Marine. is a Sena-
tor and was formerly in the Navy. His
appointment is only provisional.
TROUBLE IMMINENT.
1t is affirmed that although General
Ferren, Minister of War. will now pre-
side at the coming fete ut the opera
house which was looked forward to as
a demonstration in favor of General
Boulanger, the latter still intends to be
present and in the uniform of a Cen
eral. Anxiety is expressed lest his
presence result in some disturbance.
VIVA BOULANGER.
PARIS, Nav 3I.-There is a brilliant
assemblage at the military fete ut the
opera house this evening. General
Boulanger is absent. While the COM
pany was assembling thousands of per-
sons gathered in the vicinity of the
opera house shouting, Resignation.
Resignation. Long live Boulang-
ar a will n Ia. T.,Na
p. m. the crowd outside was greatly in
creased and the numbers became so
turbulent that the Republican guard
which was held i'm readiness in the
court yard of the opera house was or
deredout to dispense the mob, which was
accomplished amid volleys of Kisses
from the crowd. At this hOurimidnight)
the crowd is re-assembling. already
much larger than before, and indica-
lions are that there will be riotous
demonstrations when the guests depart.
All the streets from Madeline and
FoubOuTg St Honora to the Elysee are
guarded by soldiers; also Il large force
of police on duty. 1t is rumored that
the mob is marching to the Elysee
Palace. The crowd has just crossed
the place De La Bourse shouting vive
Boulanger.
PARIS, June l, , a. m.-Fifty police
men have been stationed at the British
Embassy. The troops and police have
prevented riOting. The people have
dispersed and the city is now quiet.
WON BY HOWELL.
LONDON, May 3l.-Howell won the
five mile bicycle championship of the
world at WolVernampton to-day.
There We're six entries. Woodside had
no show from the beginning.
SETTLED FOR THE PRESENT.
Gladstone writes us the Unionist-
Liberals assisted in passing to Il second
reading the permanent Coercion Bill
the Irish question is virtually set
tied for the present.
O'BRIEN TO BE BANQUETTED.
The Camberwell Radical Club are
making arrangements to give Editor
O'Brien a banquet in behalf of the
Radicals and Irishmen of London.
A RUSSIAN VIEW.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 31.-The
Journal De st. Petersburg says Tur-
key, circular relative to Bulgaria does
not modify Russia S justified refusal to
memOrate the present Bulgarian
regency.
CREWS DONATION.
PARIS, May 31.-President Grevy
has made personal donation of 10000
francs for the benefit of the sufferers
by the Opera Comique fire. No search
les for the bodies of persons supposed
to have lost their lives there.
DISCUSSING MILITARY CREDITS.
BRUSSELS, May 31.-The Chamber
of Deputies to-day commenced debate
on the extra military credits. The
Prime Minister justified asking credits
on the grounds of the necessity of
strengthening the forts on the Mouse.
Belgian neutrality. lie said. must be
armed neutrality in order to prevent
belligerent powers using Belgium terri
tory as military authority and concur
red in the opinion that the line of
the Mouse is a very tempting passage.
FORTIFYING HERAT.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 31.-De-
spatches from Merv confirm the state
ment that English engineers are ac-
lively fortifying Herat walls and the
trenches are being strengthened. The
redoubts are built to resist artilierieS.
The Afghans displayed hatred of the
English, and the Ameer has been
obliged to appoint military officials to
protect men employed on the works.
The aim of the English authorities is
to enable the garrison of 10000 at
Herat to withstand siege of ninety
days.
RESUMED WORK.
BRUSSELS, May 31.-The miners in
the Leige district have resumed work.
STRIKE COMPROMISED.
LONDON, May 31.-The grain por-
tiers at AvonmOuth docks. Bristol. who
struck against the use of elevators in
unloading vessels. have gone back to
work. the employers having promised
to use elevators only when they were
insufficiently supplied with manual
labor.
on THE BEACH.
NORTH SIDNEY, May 31.-Tbe Ger
man steamer Roma, Captain Bennett,
from Montreal, grain laden, while
coming in from Bunker Coal. went
ashore at this morning on Legison's
Point, in thick fog.
Mt. ET'SA SMOKING.
ROME, May 31.-The central crater
of Mt. Ktna began an eruption this
morning. The flow continues, increas-
ing in volume. Heavy clouds of smoke,
masses of stone and eindeTs are issu-
| ing from the crater.
PANIC IN CHURCH.
LONDON, May 31.-During service in
| the cathedral at Presburg, Hungary, on
Saturday an alarm of fire was raised.
A panic ensued and many of the con-
gregatiOn were injured in the crush
| which resulted from the frantic en-
deavors of the people to reach the doors.
CHINESE RUSH FOR AMERICA.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.-Five
| Thousand CHlneSe lett Hong hODg 10f
America during March and April fear
| ing the new treaty would deprive them
of some of their pr yileges.
MANNING WELL.
LONDON, May 30.-Daniel Manning
left Bournamouth for Liverpool to-day.
He is well.
TO AVOID ANOTHER CRISIS.
| PARIS, May 30.-It is reported tina
President Grevy, in order to avoid the
| certain defeat of the new ministry ON
any important issue, will close the SEES
sion of the Chamber of Deputies on
June 10.
SAUSSIER RESIGNS.
AT meeting of the Cabinet as first